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// nobulb
Personal blog · nobulb.com · on HN as mikegreenbergculturewriting
// nobulb is a personal blog at nobulb.com about culture and writing. Since 2010, 3 different Hacker News readers have linked it 12 times, most often “Why today's Model of Distribution needs to go away”. The last post was in 2017, but the archive is still widely read.
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Most-linked posts?
- Why today's Model of Distribution needs to go away2 people · 2 mentions · first linked 2010-07-30
What Hacker News says?
You may find my internet presence here: http://nobulb.com/personas/ I don't actively use LinkedIn and check it semi regularly, but you're welcome to use that if you don't mind slow turn around from me on there.
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on “Ask HN: Can I help you be more awesome today? (No strings. Inquire within.)”Submitted On Manufacturing Your Own Serendipity as a story · 2 points
HN discussionFirst, stop second guessing yourself. (You did it at least three times in your question.) Second, CARPE DIEM! (Seize the day.) You will NEVER have the same freedom tomorrow that you have today. (Figuratively speaking.) Time and responsibilities have a way of accumulating over time and now, when your time is your own and the world is at your feet, is when you should be experiencing life even if you're not certain of…
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on “Ask HN: Can I help you be more awesome today? (No strings. Inquire within.)”Submitted An Ode to Android: One Geek and his Phone as a story · 2 points
HN discussionI thought this was a REALLY great question. While I think all of the advice already given is important to consider, I have a slightly different perspective: http://nobulb.com/2011/08/just-do-it-and-actually-finish/
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on “Ask HN: Can I help you be more awesome today? (No strings. Inquire within.)”Submitted Why today's Model of Distribution needs to go away as a story · 1 points
HN discussionClickable links: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2767448 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2649226 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2544886 http://nobulb.com/personas/ http://idjump.wufoo.com/forms/online-identity-and-you/
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on “Ask HN: Can I help you be more awesome today? (No strings. Inquire within.)”One of my first screen casts was an HTML5 primer ( http://nobulb.com/2009/11/html-5-primer/ ). I also found a really good slideshow on what's new in HTML5 ( http://slides.html5rocks.com/ ). (Not certain that the quality of information in my screen cast is nearly on par with the other info presented here, but it was a crowning achievement and something I'm proud of. Let me know if this is bad form, I'll remove this c…
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on “Ask HN: Any HTML5 dabblers?”Here is a more permanent home with some elaborated thoughts. http://nobulb.com/2011/05/wanted-an-entry-level-job-that-doe...
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on “Ask HN: Can I help you be more awesome today? (No strings. Inquire within.)”From my color letter email: "I'm extremely creative and have privately studied a number of unrelated and interesting subject-matter like design, studio art, analog film development, piano, robotics, life-process/self improvement, martial arts, yoga, mountain biking, and racquetball. As a result of mentally wondering around over the past 29 years, I've since endeavored to become a modern renaissance man and want to c…
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on “Ask HN: Can I help you be more awesome today? (No strings. Inquire within.)”I'm interested if there are still any invites available. Most appreciated! http://nobulb.com "mg" at the above domain.
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on “Ask HN: Anyone want Forrst.com invites?”One of my old blog posts explores this possibility and describes why our current model of trade/exchange needs to go. (Spoiler Alert: I blame the RIAA, MPAA, and their ilk.) My thoughts: http://nobulb.com/2010/07/the-end-of-distribution/
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on “The Future of Money: Efforts-based (not products-based) Meritocracy”